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Leonard Taylor committing 8/6

Hoyacane1620 said:
my son just graduated from the business school. he had a grand total of 3 books for the year. He just said virtually everything is power points, or online sites you subscribe to to do homework, etc. I think science majors are more likely to have books and those are pricey. I don't know if the athletic department uses the rental services but they are cheap and easy. Point is, that's not a big expense.
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Upper level classes are different, and are more directed study.

First couple of years of B-School (mostly) still use traditional texts (for now). I do think things are going to change rapidly from here on out.
 
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Ajcane8 said:
Lol. I still have a couple Irwin Stotzky paperbacks in my library.
Honestly, you’ve got to respect the hustle.
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My least-favorite professor in law school (well, besides Steven Winter, who stalked several females in my class and was eventually "nudged" out).
 
Stylie said:
Why go to IMG if there's no football? To be continued!
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As much as people want to talk about him leaving because it’s a better opportunity I’m not buying it.
Jeudy didn’t play one down at sta or img amd still was out in 3 years first round and aBiletnikoff winner.
Even if no football they will find a way to allow them to take on line classes and they will likely have individual or position group work outs with their coaches unless the state just shuts down all sports activities. If they do that then maybe. But I’m sure bama wants him as far away from anything 305.

But then again I’m the one who said Jdub went to uga for another bag and not to pick up Divaad.
I’m mostly wrong on my predictions. Which might actually be good when we’re talking about Brooks
 
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TheOriginalCane said:
My least-favorite professor in law school (well, besides Steven Winter, who stalked several females in my class and was eventually "nudged" out).
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My god. How long has he been teaching people absolutely nothing? Were you in law school in the 80s?
 
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Ajcane8 said:
So he’s been going strong for about a quarter-century. Jeez.
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Longer. He co-wrote that Elements textbook with Soia Mentschikoff in 1981. I'm not sure of the exact year he started at UM, but I'm fairly certain it was in the 80s.
 
TheOriginalCane said:
Longer. He co-wrote that Elements textbook with Soia Mentschikoff in 1981. I'm not sure of the exact year he started at UM, but I'm fairly certain it was in the 80s.
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Wow. Like I said - I won’t knock the hustle. I’m pretty sure Gudridge was there in your day. He was good.
 
TheOriginalCane said:
Longer. He co-wrote that Elements textbook with Soia Mentschikoff in 1981. I'm not sure of the exact year he started at UM, but I'm fairly certain it was in the 80s.
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The f'n Bramblebush. God what a piece of **** book that was. My elements professor was Andersen. Couldn't stand that guy or his class. Looking at the current faculty, it is amazing how many awful professors from 10+ years ago are still there today.
 
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